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I am a married applicant, and while determining my eligibility for an EWS Certificate, the residential property area of my father and my mother-in-law has been clubbed together. Since the DOPT guidelines defining “Family” for EWS reservation do not include the mother-in-law, should the residential property standing in my mother-in-law’s name be counted while calculating the prescribed residential property limit for my EWS eligibility?
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